Home Remedy For Acne
In an age where side-effects from drugs are a rising concern, a large demand exists for a natural remedy for acne. But magnets for acne? It is a little-known concept, but certainly worth looking into.
If you’re searching for a home remedy for acne, chances are, your first thoughts were not about using magnets.
Acne results when sebum - the thick, oily substance produced by the skin that acts as a natural lubricant - is produced excessively and blocks the pores.There are two types of acne:
Acne Vulgaris, the more common type, which affects the face, back, chest or shoulders, showing up as whiteheads, blackheads or red blemishes.
Cystic Acne can show up either as painful cysts or lumps on the skin that are firm but painless.There are certain conditions that can cause a flare-up of acne:Swings in the level of hormones, brought on by puberty, pregnancy, menstruation or perimenopause;Use of birth control pills can also cause a fluctuation in the level of hormones;
Emotional stress;
Genetics;
- Certain drugs, such as steroids;
- Abrasive clothing that rubs against and irritates the skin.
Magnetic Energy and Acne
Magnetic water filters have been used to filter water for skin cleansing, as well as to produce alkaline drinking water which is thought to neutralize the high acid stores in the bodies of people who suffer from acne.
Magnetic products, used by many as a holistic acne cure, are also thought to have an alkalizing effect when worn against the body (as with magnetic necklaces worn near the face, neck and back area), helping neutralize an acidic body environment that fosters skin infections.
Stress plays a major role in acne outbreaks, and since magnets are thought to help with stress relief, their role as an acne alternative treatment is important.
A home remedy for acne that does not rely on harsh chemicals may include the use of products for the home that condition the water in the home with magnetic filters, such as drinking water filters, as well as magnetic shower heads.
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